No. 10: StefHon Hannah
Santa Cruz Warriors
Hannah's undersized even for a college point guard, but his game...yeah, you know where we're going with this. The 6-footer is as fast as gossip, and although he gives up something in size, his positioning and conditioning make him a threat on both sides of the floor.

The 2011-12 NBA D-League Defensive Player of the Year also averaged 12.5 points and eight assists a game last year (his second year in the league), which included an eight-game stretch where he played like he found a cheat code, going for 28.6 points and 5.1 assists (and nearly notched a triple-double on Mar. 29, with 27 points, 11 boards and 7 assists).

No. 9: Ben Uzoh
Springfield Armor
Uzoh, like Hannah, specializes in defense. The biggest difference is a couple inches, about 20 pounds and 60 NBA appearances. A New Jersey Net in 2010-11 and a two-time Call-Up (to Cleveland and Toronto) in 2011-12, he hasn't scored much on the NBA level, but he did dish out 3.7 assists with 3.9 rebounds in 22.3 minutes a night for the Raptors last year (along with a 4.8 ppg average).

I was checking on the DongGuan Leopards to see what's up with Bobby Brown (ok, it's been a slow day) and noticed Syracuse alumni Donte Green is also on the roster having been waived by the Celtics...and lighting it up with a season avg 20 pts, 7.6 rbs and 1.7 assts. How is this dude not in the NBA? Skill, athleticism, size WTF? at 26 y.o, he's probably got one last shot at it. Melo, get out your balck book

But if Woodson won't play Murray, what chance for any of these guys?

franco12 wrote:It will be interesting and telling to see who we sign.

But if Woodson won't play Murray, what chance for any of these guys?